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Page 193
... labor between functions and offices , long familiar to us in the army , was likewise applied at an early date to highly specialized parts of the work process . Flinders Petrie notes that in the realm of mining - a sphere wherein , both ...
... labor between functions and offices , long familiar to us in the army , was likewise applied at an early date to highly specialized parts of the work process . Flinders Petrie notes that in the realm of mining - a sphere wherein , both ...
Page 240
... labor itself shared and intensified the primal curse of labor , which embittered and actually shortened life . With the ' advance ' of civiliza- tion , this system of brutalized toil , on the prison - model of the mine and the galley ...
... labor itself shared and intensified the primal curse of labor , which embittered and actually shortened life . With the ' advance ' of civiliza- tion , this system of brutalized toil , on the prison - model of the mine and the galley ...
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... labor was a curse and that manual labor was a particular degradation . They proved , in fact , that it contributed , without the aid of any special gymnastics , such as the Greeks had introduced , to both physical fitness and mental ...
... labor was a curse and that manual labor was a particular degradation . They proved , in fact , that it contributed , without the aid of any special gymnastics , such as the Greeks had introduced , to both physical fitness and mental ...
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PROLOGUE | 3 |
IN THE DREAMTIME LONG AGO | 48 |
THE GIFT OF TONGUES | 72 |
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